THE ART OF IMPLEMENTING SFM FOR RECONSTRUCTION OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITES IN GREECE: PRELIMINARY APPLICATIONS OF CYBER-ARCHAEOLOGICAL RECORDING AT CORINTH

IF 0.8 2区历史学 0 ARCHAEOLOGY

Mediterranean Archaeology & Archaeometry Pub Date : 2014-01-01 DOI:10.5281/ZENODO.13713

T. Levy, Matthew L. Vincent, Matthew D. Howland, F. Kuester, Neil G. Smith

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Abstract

© 2014 MAA Printed in Greece. All rights reserved. Cyber-archaeology represents the marriage of archaeology, computer science, engineering, and the natural sciences with the aim of taking advantage of constantly evolving technologies for digital data capture, curation, analyses and dissemination. Digital data collection tools are perhaps the most rapidly changing arenas of development in cyber-archaeology and are becoming affordable tools for every archaeologist. In this paper, we examine two users’ approaches to produce point cloud models of archaeological sites using structure from motion (SfM) photography. The experiment took place at the Fountain of Peirene in ancient Corinth, Greece. Their implementation of the technology and their results are compared to highlight the very important role the photo-shooting session can play in the final outcome of the SfM reconstruction. We correlate the users’ approaches to the applied algorithms’ robust features and known limitations to provide a technical explanation of how archaeologists can significantly improve their success in SfM. As new algorithms and software emerge making SfM a common tool in archaeological documentation the methodology presented in this paper will enable archaeologists to meet the high demand for digital documentation on a global scale.

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实施SFM重建希腊考古遗址的艺术:科林斯网络考古记录的初步应用

©2014 MAA印刷在希腊。版权所有。网络考古学代表了考古学、计算机科学、工程学和自然科学的结合，目的是利用不断发展的数字数据捕获、管理、分析和传播技术。数字数据收集工具可能是网络考古学发展中变化最快的领域，并且正在成为每个考古学家都负担得起的工具。在本文中，我们研究了两种用户使用运动结构(SfM)摄影来产生考古遗址点云模型的方法。实验在古希腊科林斯的佩雷尼喷泉进行。他们的技术实施和结果进行了比较，以突出照片拍摄环节在SfM重建的最终结果中可以发挥的非常重要的作用。我们将用户的方法与应用算法的鲁棒性特征和已知限制联系起来，为考古学家如何显著提高他们在SfM中的成功提供技术解释。随着新的算法和软件的出现，使得SfM成为考古文献中的通用工具，本文提出的方法将使考古学家能够满足全球范围内对数字文献的高需求。

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Mediterranean Archaeology & Archaeometry ARCHAEOLOGY-

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2.60

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20.00%

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期刊介绍： The Mediterranean Archaeology and Archaeometry (MAA) is an Open Access Journal that covers the following interdisciplinary topics: 1. Natural Sciences applied to Archaeology (Archaeometry): Methods and Techniques of Dating, Analysis, Provenance, Archaeogeophysical surveys and Remote Sensing, Geochemical surveys, Statistics, Artifact and Conservation studies, Ancient Astronomy of both the Old and New Worlds, all applied to Archaeology, History of Art, and in general the Hominid Biological and Cultural evolution. 2. Biomolecular Archaeology. 3. Environmental Archaeology. 4. Osteoarchaeology. 5. Digital Archaeology. 6. Palaeo-climatological/geographical/ecological impact on ancient humans. 7. STEMAC (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics in Art and Culture). 8. Reports on Early Science and Ancient Technology. 9. Special Issues on Archaeology and Archaeometry. 10. Palaeolithic, Prehistoric, Classical, Hellenistic, Roman, Protochristian, Byzantine, Etruscan periods, and Megalithic cultures in the Mediterranean region. 11. Egyptian and Middle Eastern Archaeology. 12. Biblical Archaeology. 13. Early Arab cultures. 14. Ethnoarchaeology. 15. Theoretical and Experimental Archaeology. 16. Mythology and Archaeology. 17. Archaeology and International Law. 18. Cultural Heritage Management. 19. Completed Excavation Reports. 20. Archaeology and the Origins of Writing. 21. Cultural interactions of the ancient Mediterraneans with people further inland.